Fjords Venice Relaxer Chair

The manual version relies on your body weight and a tension-adjustment knob to recline, while the motorized version uses electric controls to adjust the backrest, footrest, and headrest angle independently. Both versions offer the same swivel, glide, and rock functionality.

The small size is generally better suited for individuals under 5'9", while the large size offers a taller backrest and slightly wider seat to accommodate taller frames. Both sizes share the same seat height of 19 1/2 inches, so your choice should primarily depend on your height and shoulder width.

The Venice Relaxer features a semi-wall-hugging design, meaning it requires less clearance behind the chair than a traditional recliner. However, you will still need to account for the full recline depth of approximately 62 to 64 inches depending on the size you choose.

Yes, the headrest is height- and angle-adjustable on all models. On the motorized version, the headrest angle is controlled electronically, allowing for precise positioning without manual effort.

Top-grain leather is durable but benefits from regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. To maintain its suppleness and prevent cracking, we recommend using a leather conditioner specifically formulated for furniture every six to twelve months, keeping it away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

Yes, the base of the Fjords Venice Relaxer is designed to be stable on most surfaces. However, if you are concerned about potential scuffing, placing the chair on an area rug is a simple and effective way to protect your hardwood floors.